Why is the disk drive not found when installing the application?

The HBMHLY virus is indeed a very stubborn virus. If the system pops up a dialog box saying "Unable to find component--- it was not found, the application fails to start. Reinstalling the app may fix this issue.

You can use the steps below to fix this issue. To start --- run--- type chkdsk c: f r and click OK.

Asked if you want to force the volume to be dismounted, select "Y". The system then starts scanning the disk for file system errors (note the spaces in the command). Then click Start --- run --- type chkdsk d:

f r and then click OK. Asked if you want to force the volume to be dismounted, select "Y". By analogy, use this method to check for file system errors for the "hard disk used".

You can also do this: start --- run --- enter OK. Open the ms-dos command prompt.

In the window of the command prompt, directly enter the command: chkdsk c: f r enter, check it, and then type:

chkdsk d: f r carriage return ......And so on to check all disks. If the system still wants to pop up the error dialog, use the following method again:

1. The file cannot be found when it pops up, in fact, the dll dynamic link library file no longer exists, which is caused by the invalid startup item remaining during the antivirus. You can use the autoruns tool to eliminate the dialog box that can't find a certain dll at boot.

After finding it, right-click to delete it (there is also a file not found prompt), and restart the computer. How to use it: Click "File" - Find (shortcut key Ctrl+F) - enter "File Not Found" to find the next place.

Delete when found. Continue looking for --- file. Enter File Not Found to look for the next deletion and repeat until it is not found.

2. Start --- run --- enter to open the registry. At the same time, press the CTRL+F key to open the search function input, press enter to confirm, find the relevant key value, right-click to delete the health value. Then turn off System Restore to prevent virus recurrence, right-click on the "My Computer" -- Properties -- System Restore and check the box in front of "Close System Restore on All Drives", and click "OK" to close System Restore.

3. Start --- program--- attachments--- system tools--- plan tasks--- delete all scheduled tasks.

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Summary. There used to be "filemanager" on the computer, which is a file manager software. Many users don't even know that they have installed it on their computer, and the software's registry is written to the context menu as the first entry in the context menu.

When the software is uninstalled or cleaned, this item in the right-click menu is not deleted, resulting in retention. When you double-click at this time, an error message appears because the main program of the software has been deleted, resulting in the inability to perform the operation normally.

There used to be "filemanager" on the computer, which is a file manager software. Many users don't even know that they have installed it on their computer, and the software's annotation list will be written into the context menu as the first item in the context menu. When the software is uninstalled or cleaned, this item in the right-click menu is not deleted, resulting in retention.

When you double-click at this time, an error message appears because the main program of the software has been deleted, resulting in the inability to perform the operation normally.

Can you elaborate on that a little bit more?

Solution: Solution 1: Check the registry, delete the registration information items related to FileManager, press the win+r key on the keyboard, open and run, enter regedit and click OK to bring up the registry interface.

In the registry, find the following two items separately and delete them. ①：hkey_current_user\software\classes\folder\shell\openinfilemanager②：

hkey current user software classes directory shell openinfilemanagerNote: To avoid misoperation, it is recommended that you export a backup solution before deleting it2: Use security software to check and try to repair such as 360 Security Guard, click System Repair - Regular Shake Repair.

Solution: Solution 1: Check the registry, delete the registration information items related to FileManager, press the win+r key on the keyboard, open and run, enter regedit and click OK to bring up the registry interface.

In the registry, find the following two items separately and delete them. ①：hkey_current_user\software\classes\folder\shell\openinfilemanager②：

hkey current user software classes directory shell openinfilemanagerNote: To avoid misoperation, it is recommended that you export a backup solution before deleting it2: Use security software to check and try to repair such as 360 Security Guard, click System Repair - Regular Shake Repair.

It's already good, under a 360

That's good!

The solution to the USB flash drive when the computer is connected to the USB flash drive but the USB flash drive cannot be found is as follows.

1. Find "Computer" on the desktop and double-click to find the option in the upper right corner.

2. Click the second "View" in the pop-up box

3. The following options are found: display the drive letter, hit .

4. Save it at the end.

Hello! If you can't find the application on all disks, it may have been deleted or moved to a different location. Here are some things you can try:

2.Check the station: If you delete the app, it may still be in the station and you can go to the station to get it back.

3.Check where the app is installed: If you know where the app is installed, you can manually go to that location to see if it's still there.

5.Check your antivirus: Sometimes antivirus software mistakenly identifies an application as a virus and removes or quarantines it, so you can check to see if something similar is happening.